Tom Waits - Rockpalast 1977 FULL SHOW PROSHOT
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Publicado 2015-11-23
Tracklist:
Step right up
Invitation to the blues
Depot depot
Jitterbug boy
Pasties and a G string
I wish I was in New Orleans
Fumblin' with the blues
Semi Suite
Emotional weather report
Bad liver and a broken heart
New coat of paint
I can’t wait to get off work
The one that got away
Small change
Tom Traubert’s blues
Todos los comentarios (21)
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Saw Tom Waits at the Orpheum Theatre in 1978 and it changed my perception about performing art. music, poetry, and story telling. One of the things I cherish most in this world are people who are simultaneously authentic and unique. He is all that. BTW, saw him again in San Francisco in 2004, and he hadn't lost a step. Tom Waits is a true American Treasure.
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I saw this homeless guy singing a couple summers ago. I told him he sounded just like Tom Waits. He said that's because I am Tom Waits. I really couldn't argue with him about that. I like to think Tom would agree with him as well.
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Tom Waits is a national treasure.
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He's not just a singer or songwriter, he is a painter of words.
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I maintain that a joint, Tom Waits playing in the background and a comfortable chair is the closest to peace that we can get to.
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There could never be another Tom Waits.Absolutely unique and a treasure to the world
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I'm glad he has lived long enough to grow into that old soul of his...I hope it's gotten easier to carry with time. Thanks for all those phat heart tunes Mr. Waits
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saw him 3 times shook his hand once for about 5 min he asked if I was finished and I said nearly to which he said take as long as you like
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This was the most beautiful show. I truly felt like I was there. Magic.
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I was transported in time. I saw Tom Waites in 76 or 77. come across this video on an insomniac night. and whoosh I was in my 26 yr old body feeling life that I thought was gone.
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I'm convinced Tom Waits came out of the womb a 57 year old alcoholic 1930s jazz musician
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Those people sat in their seats and applauded as if it wasn't the most perfect performance they would ever witness.
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Saw him at THE BOTTOM LINE in Greenwich Village in the early 70 s He was and is one of a kind.FANTASTIC.
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The best. Ever. Saw him in '77 for the third time, seen him 8 or more. All iterations and he kicked ass in every one. Nobody comes close to Tom Waits.
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Tom Waites is an absolute genius his songs are straight from the heart, so deep some a little dark but isn't that just life yep he's the best 😁🐒
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earthy poetry, Chicago bar room blues, is how I describe it. love it. Smoky basement bar A couple of drunks,, a few business men who can't face goin home, hooker or two hoping to pick up a little late night work, lovers, oblivious to all sitting at the table in the corner, barman cleaning a glass, dreaming of better things to come, and Tom, on the little stage, playing piano, singing to himself!
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The OUTSTANDING Musicians playing here: Frank Vicari - Saxophone Dr. Fitzgerald Jenkins III - Double Bass Chip White - Drums And of course the one and only: Tom Waits - Songs, Vocals and piano
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This Concert is Fucking Incredible!!..He's a Genius...
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Special Shout Out To The Man Who Turned Me on to Tom Waits Years Ago his name was Martin Keown . he owned and ran a Record Pool for DJ's in Philadelphia . worked his ass off . he was so influential to so many people . loved you bro and miss you man Rest In Peace My Brother he had the DEEPEST BLUE EYES I EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE 💙💙👍
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Man, he really digs into the time of the opening cut, Step Right Up. Really makes it swing. Thrilling. And he's doing this to his own tune. He created this world.
